Electric bikes are now quite popular as a personal mode of transportation. There are now a number of choices available for people who have certain preferences when it comes to e-bikes. With performance, efficiency, range, and convenience among the usual factors people consider for such bikes, others have started to add toughness as an important feature as well. When it comes to having rugged features, the new Splach Patriot Pro Electric Bike will certainly stand out.
Rugged Electric Bike
The new Splach Patriot Pro Electric Bike may be in a class on its own in terms of ruggedness, power, and performance. The bike is inspired by Iron Man for its toughness and futuristic design. It provides stronger electric propulsion via its 1500W motor. It can go at a top speed of 31Mph and enough power to climb a hill with a 38 percent incline.
Another appealing feature of the Splach Patriot Pro Electric Bike is its unique yet practical design. The elaborate structure of its body allows it to have more strength to absorb heavier and more dynamic loads than conventional bikes in its class. It comes with both front and rear suspension to absorb shocks when traveling on rugged and uneven surfaces. This provides added comfort for the rider even at high speeds with less need for braking. It uses 26 x 3.0-inch fat tires for maximum contact in whatever type of road for better traction and maneuverability.
Another unique feature of this unique electric bike is its convenient battery pack. The 48-volt 14.5Ah Samsung battery is convenient to use as it detaches and attaches easily in just a second. Swapping batteries need not be time consuming. It takes 4 to 6 hours to fully charge the battery and can be done while removed from the bike itself. There are other great features like the built-in one-touch biometric bike lock. A touch of the owner’s finger will lock and unlock the Splach Patriot Pro Electric Bike automatically. The Splach Patriot Pro Electric Bike is currently available for pre-order on Indiegogo for around US$1,999. It is expected to ship sometime in July of this year.
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